Yucatán · Mexico

Progreso

In the destination Mérida and Uxmal.

In the photo: Progreso beach and pier

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The city

What to expect from Progreso.

Progreso is the main port of Yucatán and the closest beach to Mérida, about 35 km to the north, on the Gulf of Mexico. It has a long seafront promenade with restaurants, and one of the longest piers in the world, where cruise ships dock. The water is shallow and calm, with a green color. To the east, the coast continues with beach villages and the Maya site of Xcambó.

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The local experience

What to see in Progreso

Waterfront

Malecón de Progreso

Seafront promenade of Progreso, with a shallow, calm beach, seafood restaurants and a view of the long pier that stretches into the Gulf of Mexico.

Archaeological site

Zona Arqueológica de Xcambó

Small Maya town among salt flats and mangroves east of Progreso, a center for salt production and trade, with a Catholic church built atop one of the platforms.

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